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REAL ESTATE.
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one OF the most desirable and substantial rcsi.
oencG within tho city, situated on northeast cor.
ae! - taaPMhe and Fourteenth streets house
numbered lS2o Chapline street; the lot fronts &C
ltet e az Nnapine street. Terms OF payment, easy
oatnlth cash, balance In equal annual payments
WIZ ,g interest payable annually. Fifteen yca;s
NO lSo Twelfth street, full lot, co By 100 tqes,
sIley pr nou s g.. On front, roomcd house Oh
street. Price. 81 ,oO0 s1i-i77
Eiily Acre Farm near Triadelphia.
~ Acres near Stone Chureb Hin Gyare
~ Acre Farm on Middle Wheoliup Crcok. three
miles nom Triadelphia eco per acre.
Six Acres on Peters Run, si,uo.
desirable residence ut Beech Rottom. mn the
iine o. tho r., ". l. Ky. Railroad, II miles from
wheeling, consisttng Of q new Lame house and u
acre. .ol land; VIII exchange for desirable city
NO ~ North Front street. ground fronting GO feel
anu running bacK an equal width To river
no. ny South Penn Gucet, a six ruomed franc
mouse with stone foundation and basement wash
room, cellar and coal house; ground iroLlInr 10
icet running back 100 feet. Price, sl,GO.
10. ~ NO. 10 southwest: corner OF Virginia and
soutn York streets, with part OF lot No. Id In ali
fronting O, feet on Virgnia street and 10 jrel ol
south York street. :. ~. 49, "' ' '~''
~. Ky sixteenth street: on first floor Is dining
lo0M, kitchen, pantry, wash. house and cnul house
second floor Is two rooms aud hall: third floor,
thtee rooms and hall; finished attic. iliunninGiIpg
gas throughout, water on first and third iin0rs, 4
s!oc entrance; ground Is feet front. RUNNING back
u ieet; can HOW be bought for 81. T0O
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4. word Al About CaltI;a,rI.I[h|,

E"It Is the mucous membrane, that wouae,,r,
semi fluid envelope surrounding the delicate ,t,'
aues OF the air and food passages tina, CEanh
makes is stronghold. Once established, II Cst.
Into tho very vitals, and renders lie bu, lon~.
drawn breath Of misery aud disease dulins,' ~,
sense Of hearing, trammolng tho power Of ,H ~
destroying the laclty Of snell ialniiug tho SScS,
and killing tho refined pleasures Of taste. InSM.
lousy, BY creeping on from simple cold in tSn
head, 1t assaults the membAnous lining and s SI,
yelops the bones eating through the delicate rh,,
and causing inflammation. sloughing and dSStS
Nothing short 81 total eradication Will SSSS,:
health 70 the patient and all alternatives atC lin.
ply pIocrnStlnAted kuneringS, leading 10 A ia,.i
termination. santords Radical Cure, BY iuH1gI,..
ton and by Internal administration, has now,
failed; even when the disease has made irirhiT,ii
inroads on delicate constitutions, hearing, Sm"m
aud taste have been recovered, and the thc d sr".a
thoroughly driven out" F2 - -''S'A'S
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OUT AT THE PARK,
The Biggest Sunday Seen Characterization
at the Place.

The Biggest Sunday Seen Disqualification
r at the Place.
Yesterday was lovely day and hum
dreds took advantage OF it to 20 out to
Wheeling Park. The attendance was as
large, II not larger, than that on any Sun.
day during the height OF the season last
year. The Elm Grove road ran its
trains in two and three eections and
even then was barely able to
handle the multitude; new cars
have been ordered, however, and as
soon as they arc received the road will DO
in shape to transport all comfortably.
Two or three Of the trains were so.crowded
yesterday that no comfort or pleasure was
to be bad riding on them. Several drove
out over the National road, which Is in q
terribly dusty condition. At the Park
everything is at its prettiest and the PEG.
PIE enjoyed very much wandering abou.
the beautiful place and examining the
many pretty arrangements OF flower
plants, etc.
The Opera House orchestra rave q
splendid sacred concert, that was listened
to by a large number with pleasure. The
Park bids fair to be more popular this sea-
son than ever before, and it is not to be
wondered at, for Superintendent Kreigsr
and the Board OF Directors know whstth
people like and they try to provide it for
them. The management Of the place is in
very capable hands. g; ID.
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THE DOUBLE MURDER.
Excitement Dying Duwu-A Change

Excitement Dying Duwu-A Change Of
Venue.
The excitement up in Hancock county
over the double murder OF Mrs. McWha
and her daughter, Mrs. Van B. Baker, the
frat homicldea that ever occurred in the
county, Is dying out. People have set
tied down to the belief that Baker ia the
guilty party, and every new piece Of evil
depce discovered seems 10 Bustain this
view. l1I-a
Tho prisoners counsel, J. r. Donefoo,
OF Fairview, and John r. Braddock, Of
Wellsburg, will ask for q change OF venue
OF the trial on the ground that the county
Is 80 worked up over the tragedy as 10
prevent fair, impartial trial.
1t is said that Baker will waive pre-.
liminary hearing, and his case will 20 to
the grand jury for investigation. The
court will meet ut New Cumberland the
last Of juno. =a1
The detectives refuse to consider any
other theory than that Baker Ia the guilty
man, and after the French eystem, bold
the man guilty until he proves himself in.
nocent, but as yet there has been no evil
dence that will hold in law when a man is
on trial for his lille, especially after the
delays of time in hearing cases usual in
murder trials. The people all seem salts
fed, but a jury muat DO without prejudice
and must weigh every item OF testimony,
cannot accept theories and statements OF
detectives, and the prisoner is to have the
benefit Of all doubt.
There were very few persons about the
school house when the verdict Of the jury
was announced, they probably being sat
lsiied that the Coroner would recommend
the retention Of Baker for further hear
ing.
The following is from Saturdays steu.
benyills Ga.cls:
The theory as to the missins bonds aud
Mrs. Bakers will is that the bonds were
taken by the murderer and the will de-
stroyed; and az no one but Baker could be
interested in the destruction of the will, it
is held that he must be the guilty man,
but there is no evidence.
Detective Coulson went to New Cum
berland to-day for the purpose of again
Interviewing Baker, but it is likely that he
will now refuse to talk.
Shores went to Hanlin Station aud from
there to Cross Greek Village where he will
look for the missing bonds and tracss Of
bloody garments that might have been
discarded. o.
Coulson returned to the city to-day from
New Cumberland. whore he was admitted
to the cell with Baker and had short
talk with him, but he says he got nothing
further out Of him. The rumor on the
streets to-day that Baker had made q con-
lesion is without foundation.
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The Pittsburgh Chronicle. telegraph
prints the following letter from ex.Gover-
nor Pierpont, dated at Fairmont:
When I read the invective OF General
Rosser against General Sheridan, I waa re-
minded Of an old story that was circulated
in Virginia not long before the close Of tho
war, much to the chagrin of Rosser. It
occurred on General Early g last trip down
the Shenandoah Valley. Aa General
Early was on his march down, the old
farmers were greatly alarmed about Gen
eral sheridan's approach; they would 20
to the road side and ssy TO General Early,
Hurry up, General Sheridan is coming!"
This was repeated several times. EARLY
became nervous at its repetition and re-
piled, "Yee, hurry up, General Early
What have got to meet General Sheridan
with? He has the best armed, equipped
and fed cavalry in tho world; it is the
flower Of the Federal Cavalry; and what
have to meet him with?-General I'm
boden's = disorgsnizad horse thieves
and General Rosaer's - organized horse
thieves. Yes, it's Hurry up, General
Early" F. Il. PlERpoNr,
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W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, says: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's
Arnica salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as we'll, or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases OF pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by uss Of a few bot
ties Of Dr.. King's New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters, We
guarantee them always. Sold by Logan
& Co. =TEl' .l-g ~, o
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= AaNo.,iY,.EliL[ STRIKE.


Tho Y mploycs OF tho Standard ni'ii Resign
i15y Their Places. I. y,
II Is reported that on Saturday the men
employed in the Standard mill, near
Bridgeport, went to the manager and in.
dividuslly gave up, their jobs. The cause
OF such concerted action Is said to be .
man named William Hobbs, living at Mar
tins Ferry, a machinlst by trade, who has
for some time past been an applicant for o
place in the mill He Ia charged
by the men who gave up their good pay
ipg jobs with being openly opposed TO
sabor organizations; that he took another
man's Job in the Lau2hlin mill at lower
wagea, and that he assisted the feeder
nailers by teaching them how to run ma.
chimes as best he could during the nailern'
strike. r.: l4E & 4fGfi8
The men announced that II Hobbs was
given q place they would walk out. Hobbs
heard Of this but continued to work to
secure place where he could earn a liv.
ing. Saturday 1t was announced that
Hobbs would 20 to work in the mill to-day
and the men soon after walked out. A
joint meeting Of Mountain City Lodge No.
56and Wheeling Central No. 0, Of the Anal.
gamated Association to which those who
have walked ont belong, has been called
for o'clock to-day Mt Ulrich's hall for the
purpose Of talking tho situation over. +
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Rev. N. s. Hoey will be formally in.
stalled aa pastor OF the First Presbpterien
church on next Wednesday evening. "A
congregational meeting OF this church has
been called to decide on matters connected
with the rebuilding Of tha chnrnh - -
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Astonishing Success.

It is the duty Of every peraon who i, !,
used Boschee's German Svrup to let H ;ts
wonderful qualities be known n ~ tha as
friends IN curing Consumption. severa
Coughs, Group, AHthma, Pneumonia ana ND
in TACT all throat and lung diseasea N" NJ
porson can use 1t without imme cGe Nv ~
a asd -, anree doses will relieve any case,
anu We consider 1t the duty OF ali DRUG.
glS,s 10 rec, recommend it to the poor, dying
ccoo9ns0nomphve, at least to try one bottle. as
so,9oo dozen bottles were sold last year h.
ana No ene case where it failed was Ia.
P p sueh a medicine as the German
oyap cannot be too widely known. AL
your druggist about it. sample bottles aIt to
Try, sold Of 10; Sents. Regular size. "
cents. Sold by all Druggists and Dss I, -
IN the United States and Canada. = : naw
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The Shadow Detective.

This evening at the Grand Opera
House, Mr.. Dan A. Kelly and an excellent
dramatic organization will open an en-
gagement Of three nights and a matinee in
the protesn melo-drams, 1.-THE Shadow
Detective" Mr. Kelly is an actor OF in.
telligence and force. He is proprietor Of
the Front Street Theater, Baltimore, and
the company supporting him on his prea-
emit tour is the fine stock company Of that
theatre. It includes with other iavorably
known artists, Miss Mortimer, vocalist
and actress who has many admirers hore.
MIR. Kelly isthe Past Exalted Grand Ruler
OF the B. ?. O. Elks. His play is pro-
nounced one Of novel theme, strong in
its climaxes, interesting throughout, and
Of 3 character to appeal to the higher class
he will open tonight to big business. He
and hiB company arrived in the city yes.
terday. : i 81 =, :! So
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a number OF the students, attending
Llnsley Institute, are anticipating with
much pleasure tramp under the direc-
ton and guidance OF Major J. NJ. Lee, one
OF the inesructors: They will 60 by rail to
aome point IN Preston county and then
tramp it through the mountaina, taking
in the summer resorts, historical points
and other features Of interest that are to
be found in that eection. A start will be
made soon after school closes next month,
Major Lee is we'll acquainted in that part
OF the State and as he ia quite popular
with the boys the trip is bound to prove
pleasant and beneficial in more ways than
onA ~. 4 - d. 49,. -. -
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a New Town.

a syndicate has purchased tract OF
land on the Ohio river, in Mason county,
situated at the mouth Of Little Guyan, and
will lay of the two hundred acres Of bot
tom land into town lots, something after
the plan OF Huntington. The Pt. Pleasant
Register, says: We had talk with one OF
tho members Of the syndicate, and no told
us that he expected 10 see quite a town
spring up there this summer, IS a very
large number OF lots had already been
spoken for. 5sgs .=,hF'.E y
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At the First NJ. E. church last night
Rev. Aaron Goodfrisnd preached on The
Hebrew people and Christianity, he ia n
converted Jew, 8 student Of the Mead.
vile College, and has been whiting her Q
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Transfers Recorded.

CLERK Hook on Saturday admitted to
record deed made March 81, 1887, by
William Tell Lodge No. Q, l. o. 0. F., to
Mrs. Sarah E. Diets, Of Martins Ferry,
for lot No. Il, in Odd Fellows' section, Mt.
Wood. Consideration, $50; also deed
mado May IA, 1887, by William Craig to
Sarah R, Smith, Tor portion Of lot No. o,
OF the Bosgs' farm. Consideration, $3.50.
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at the Opera House ro.u,rht.

OFT. J. Farron's "Soap Bubble, (which
is to be the attraction at the Opera House
this evening, the Chicago Times of re-
cent date asys: The Peoples rejoices in
full houses-as ususl-this week in the
absurdity called Soap Bubble" given by
7. ]. Farron and q very good com psny.
It had highly successful seasons here be-
fore, and is now repeating tho experience.
House about as full Us 1t could hold last
night, and the performance went of as it
always does with spirit and "go." Indeed,
the most noticeable thing about it is the
freshness of manner which prevsdes the
whole representation, as If 1t had been
in hand but week or two, instead Of
continuously for three years. -
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THROUGH TIE STATE,
ind Iucidents In West Virginia
TO-. W. .EsEI nnn xicInitv. tEtg.I .N "a ~ q

AcCluehth nnu lncluents IN west virginia
and Vicinity. 9fF35
DR.. J. W. Bailey, OF Jane Lew, Lewis
county, was thrown from colt and re.
ceived injuries from which he died.
Some reckless villain set fire 10 and
burned house for NJ. Stump, on Wooli
Run, Calhoun county, few days since.
Preparations are being made 10 sink an
oil well on Dole stump's farm, just above
Stumptown, Calhoun county. The der.
rick timber Ia on the ground and boring
will commence In few days. .jlT
Governor Wilson ordered the State
House Offices closed Saturday afternoon in
respect to DR.. George Morgan, brother Of
State Superintendent Of Schools, who will
be buried this afternoon at Morgantown.
Robert Crawford, Of St. Albans, who
was accidentally run over by a @. & 0.
freight train at Scott depot, about two
months ago, from which he lost both legs,
wants $25, 600 damages. lie was an ON:
ploye OF that company at the time Of the
accident. ,5 5S59'. g9F e 2, 4
Lightning struck and set FIRE to the sta
bic and barn Of Mr.. Jacob Adams, result
ing in the total destruction Of the build
ing and contents, except tho horses, con-
sisting Of hay and grain, new mower, q
buypy.rake and many other farming i'm.
plementa. 'l,l.
Cornelious Duvall, Of Braxton county,
hes been arrested and placed in jail to
await Court Tor striking George Herndon
with an ak with intent TO kill. Herndon
was trying 10 get out Of tho way when the
lick was struck, and only received a
slight injury. The AK seems to be Duvall's
fsvorite weapon. He was sentenced to
the penitentiary from that county a few
years ago for striking one Friend with an
ak, inflicting serious wound on the arm
and shoulder. az. ;t - ~ s!As5ts5Sg,
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The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 5 p. NJ, and
will sell excursion tickets 10 parties Of five
or more. One week Of pleasure, beauti.
full scenery and good music on the largest
and bes! steamer that comeH to Wheeling.
For rates apply to Frank Booth or Capt.
Charles Muhleman; Wheeling, W. Va.
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A fire broke out on the Benwood ferry
boat sasurday forenoon and was noticed
only when the boat Was in mid.stream.
but the alarm WAS coon over as the fire
was easily put out, -. -. ~
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In tho Circuit court,

Part Two Of the Circuit Court, satur.
day, Judge Jacob, in the csso OF the CITY
We. Henry Neuhardt, set for trial on May
q, but not heard, pleas were rendered and
objected to.
IL In the case OF Thomas Murdock, for use,
ETC., va. the franklin Insurance Compa.
ny, Judgment WIS entered on verdict for
81, 200. There remains question as to
the tino from which interest is to be COM
iputed, and this will be hereafter argued.
Il; In the case OF the State for the use of
Klsges' administrator vs.. Caroline Graft
ct. al, aYgumenta Of counsel were heard.
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All Sorts of Local News ind Gossip from the
Glass City.
There was no preaching at the U. P.
church yesterday.
The Bellairs ateel works start to work
again this morning.
The Wennsr cadets are marching and
drilling every evening.
Fred atuhlslnsn has charge Of the office
at the upper wharsboat.
A. Wiley and family are already on the
Moundsvils camp grounds. h
The eehool library has been enlarged BY
the addition of eighty volumes.
Alter one show this week the Elysian
will be closed as a theatre till fall.
The Fourth ward streets are still blocked
with opsn bitches caused By great delay
in receiving gas pipe. -
Measles have brought a number oi
! children very low, but in nearly every
case they have recovered. i
Fishermen are to be seen every day
now when they start out-they seem to
come home the alley way.
Rev. Joseph Cook will lecture here Nav
%: His lecture will be on q subjsct that
will greatly interest Bsllaire people.
Rev. W. s. Campbell has returned from
the church convention at Piaus, and
preached yesterday at the Episcopal
chapel. Z. -
James Murray has begun dwelling
house in the First ward. Nearly every
street in town now has from one to three
or four houses in progress.
The citizens committees to see that thu
paving OF Union and Belmont streets Ia
done right, are doing good service in urp.
ing the alteration and repair Of the side.
walks.
A fire broke out on the Bsnwood ferry
boat Saturday forenoon and was noticed
only when the boat WAS in mid.stream.
but the alarm WAS coon over as the fra
was easily put out. 80
At the First NJ. Z. church last NIGHT
Rev. Aaron Goodfrisnd preached on the
Hebrew people and Christianity. He ia a
converted Jew, q student OF the Mead.
vile College, and has been whiting her a
come days. ~. : - - - :
Rev. N. s. Hoey will DO formally in.
stalled aa pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church on next Wednesday evening. A
congregational meeting OF this church hRs
been called to decide on matters connected
with the rebuilding Of the church, ~ :,
The temperance eocieties here ara mn.
merous and hourishing. The Good Tam.
plars already have very large lodge and 4
is growing at every meeting. The Young
Woman's Temperance Union viii haus
it's first social meeting Thursday evening.
The graduating class Of the high echoof
has varied the order by adopting rino
instead Of class pin and has chosen an IL
Anglo.Saxon motto Taegen SitlesW"plad
OF the journey" The commencement eI.
efclaes will be held in the Eysian theatre
after the close Of the Catholic fair. : w.
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Electric Light Flour is always guaranteed


We have Tor sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
And the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchlesa
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for sale on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address for circulars =.
al EDWARD L. Rose 4 Co., a
y i. 49, 55 Twelfth street.
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60 g WE, ~, ls1ll3, sri
BASE BALL.


The Wheeling club returned yesterday
alter three successive defeats at Columbus.
Saturdays game was the best played OF
the series, and Carey succeeded In hold.
Ing the Buckeye boys down better than
Dunn or Mallory.
The home club will 90 into to.day's
game with Akron with come new mate
rial, and It Is probable that Dunn will
pitch. II Is to be hoped that their old
luck will return and that they will pile up
more victories and less defeats this week.
To-day Is ladies day and the fair ser
should turn out we'll. Following is the
score Of Saturday q game at Columbus:
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CHARLEY. son OF Charles W. Cook, a
Belmont mailer, who accidentally shot
himeelf in the leg last Monday, with a
small revolver which he was examining,
did not say anything about the injury
until the next day, when the pain became
go great he could not stand it longer.
He has been confined to his bed ever
since, and fears are entertained that the
wound may prove serious.
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James Murray has begun dwelling
house IN the First ward. Nearly every
street in town now has from one to three
or four houses in progress. !. : -
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"a WE have introduced a new system Of
selling Watches on the iIlslaitmcnt plan
whereby you can secure witch ut once
on eRsy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB W. GRUDB, Jcweler,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Sis,
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WE have lust received full line Of
SPRING OYEliC0ATlNGS, and are In
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties in
Spring Suitings.
Also, OH lnnd n handsome line Of Neck.
wear and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
G. HESS a. SONS,
S-g- No. 1891 Market Street.
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Your grocer has Ohio Valley Coffee. II. Try /
Excurs,on to Washington.

During the great Military Encampment
and Competitive Drill, to be held at Wash.
ington, May % to 80, the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets
to Washington from allstations on it's lines
east Of and including Psrkersburg, Wheel
Ing and Pittsburgh. 4; Excursion tickets,
Will be cold for all trains every day from
May 81 to 80, inclusive, and will be good
ior return passage until June l, inclusive.
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The citizens committees to see that tho
paving Of Union and Belmont streets is
done right, are doing good service in urp.
ing the alteration and repair Of the side.
walks. az. 80 .'N>'.